... answers a question that we all know only too well: what do my body parts actually do when they are travelling without me? and: how do they feel when they are completely isolated from the
rest of the body and are entirely responsible for their own decisions?

since time immemorial, there have been many myths and half-truths surrounding this topic. the exact origins lie too far back for our modern historiography to be helpful. countless campfire
stories, songs, poems, books and even entire faith communities have been dedicated to this topic over time and continue to fire people's imaginations. pure money-making, as we have always thought - and now know ... it's all hocus-pocus.

our team finally wanted to know. we were travelling around the world for months and actually managed to document some really strange behaviour of body parts when travelling.
apparently - and contrary to all stories - our body parts actually remain in the third dimension even when they are on holiday - they just switch to a mirror universe (as one could have suspected earlier). and - above all else: they are completely naked. no clothes, no jewellery, no tattoos and no hair.

they obviously seem to have some problems maintaining their shape details independently, even when on vacation. this is clearly visible in the shape of their hands and feet. this suggests that
our body parts, despite their independence, are always dependent on our help to fully develop.

this theory is also supported by another observation: our body parts seem to look for a kind of "replacement body" whenever possible. it may sound strange at first, but our observations
are clear. the "replacement body" can be almost anything: a stone, a tree trunk, a roof, a bush, an old olive mill ...

what ultimately determines the choice of the "replacement body" remains a mystery to us for the time being. however, we are confident that we can gradually uncover these and other
secrets over the course of the next generations by intensifying our observations, if we want to.

since our body parts are naturally used to people, they were never afraid or tried to hide from our team. on the contrary: they had no problems with our presence. this was obviously very helpful
for the visual documentation - but nothing more. we made countless attempts to communicate with the body parts, asked questions, visualized and made audible light signals, scales, mathematical and chemical formulas... nothing - zero - no reaction whatsoever.

but what is undeniable is that our body parts are part of our body and are only themselves when they are with us. the seemingly irrepressible desire to find a "replacement body" during
their vacation shows more than clearly on a psychological level how much our body parts love, need and miss us when we are not there.

... love and kisses ...